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Denver, CO, US

Denver, Colorado

Engaging in a Data Analytics bootcamp to broaden my portfolio of data analysis tools. Utilizing Excel, Python, SQL, Tableau, and others to synthesize crucial information from large data sets. Using programs to create effective data storytelling, data visualizations, and presentations. Creating two capstone projects to analyze data relevant to the water.

Grand Junction, Colorado

Assisted in the monitoring and recovery of four endangered species of fish in several of Colorado's Western river basins, including: the Gunnison River, the San Juan River, and the Colorado River. The four species were the Razorback Sucker (Xyrauchen texanus), Humpback Chub (Gila cypha), Bonytail Chub (Gila elegans), and Colorado Pikeminnow (Ptychocheilus.

Funk-Hoke Laboratory

• Conducted hikes of up to sixteen miles to perform field surveys of macroinvertebrate populations found in stream benthos in Northern Colorado for a population movement study.
• Trained new volunteers on laboratory procedures and the major objectives of the research project, and oversaw their progress to ensure they were meeting the project’s goals and standards.
• Stored, sampled, and analyzed genetic material for DNA meta-analysis of species distribution.
• Categorized, analyzed, and organized large data sets to inform research goals.
• Kept organized notes to track project progress over time, and review areas to be improved.

Economics Department At Colorado State University

• Taught principles of environmental economics, and covered topics such as: positive and negative incentives, interest rates, rebates, and other economic drivers.
• Assisted a group of twenty-five students through one-on-one instruction and personalized teaching and communication methods.
• Communicated course objectives, expectations, and requirements to students.
• Prepared and graded tests, quizzes, and essays.
• Customized teaching methods and feedback to students based on their personalized learning methods in order to encourage students’ growth.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Policy And Management With Concentration In Natural Resource Management, 3.66

Thesis Topic: Creating collaborative solutions for water conservation and management in the Colorado River Basin with agricultural water.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs) In Fish, Wildlife, And Conservation Biology, Fish, Wildlife, And Conservation Biology

Activities and Societies: Capstone course was FW 471: Wildlife Data Collection and Analysis, which was a year long course. Utilized.